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Gregor

1739756021_Screenshot2021-11-30at17-13-16whimpy-GoogleSearch.png.2d28d8da91c070147228506c1d4894ba.pngSend me one. I will gladly pay you Tuesday. :D

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ebinmaine
1 hour ago, Gregor said:

Maybe I will get one for our anniversary, and one for.................ground hog day!

That should go well. 

 

I just held council with the BBT in regard to your plan and she suggests you buy a shovel. A really big shovel.

She says also possibly a shield.

 

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Roger R

Like Wheel Horse, Simpsons were the standard in the day.  My 260 is around the same age as my Charger 12.  Well over 50 years of dependability.  Still matches my certified Fluke for accuracy.   Gotta love the "Old Equipment"

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kpinnc
2 hours ago, Roger R said:

Like Wheel Horse, Simpsons were the standard in the day.  My 260 is around the same age as my Charger 12.  Well over 50 years of dependability.  Still matches my certified Fluke for accuracy.   Gotta love the "Old Equipment"

 

Back in my early days as a knuckle dragging outside tech, Simpsons were the best test gear to have. We tested cable pairs that were sometimes 60K feet long, and that meter would put you right on top of a fault if you knew how to use it. Some of the old timers were like wizards with those meters.

 

And the meters typically bounced around in the floorboard of a nasty field truck all the time- and I've never seen one fail annual calibration from it. Good stuff!

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Maxwell-8
24 minutes ago, Raposo said:

Put the rear wheel weights on the 607 finally 

What do they weigh each? 

 

That is a good looking predator swap for in a WH. 

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Raposo

They are about 25 lbs each. 
 

thank you! I’m happy with it. The tractor works very well with the predator and it fits in there perfectly. This tractor is one of my workers and pulls a lot of lawn tools and does great. She will be getting a 1” 8 speed soon as this rear end is on its last leg 

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ebinmaine
23 minutes ago, Raposo said:

getting a 1” 8 speed soon as this rear end is on its last leg 

Pretty easy conversion to do.

@Pullstart Kevin has one that he uses a fair amount.

I tried it on a 1257 and the only thing I didn't like was trying to get the adjustment on the brake and clutch to coincide. 6 speed versus 8-speed has the brake drum in a different place.

 

What will you do with the 3-speed that's in there now? What's wrong with it?

 

 

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Pullstart

When I did mine, it was purely out of necessity.  I had a ratted out 502 3 speed trans that loved to pop out of 3rd gear when I got it.  The first parts tractor I came across was a C-101 8 speed so I tossed them together hoping it would work.  Like @ebinmaine stated, the parking brake didn’t line up well so I left it out.  I’m a flat lander Neanderthal so it was no issue.  I do currently have a nice rebuilt 6 speed waiting to swap in some day but it’s not a big rush.

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ebinmaine
6 minutes ago, Pullstart said:

I’m a flat lander Neanderthal

:ROTF:

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Bens vintage tractors

Started on fixing up my c160. 

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Bens vintage tractors

Also lined up all my inventory.. don’t mint the green 😂

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Gregor
8 minutes ago, squonk said:

Nothing like a tractor and a hound at Christmas!

 

There is no arguing that ! Although I am trying to think of a way.

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kpinnc
6 hours ago, Bens vintage tractors said:

Also lined up all my inventory.. don’t mint the green 😂

 

We don't mind the green, but shouldn't it be at the back of the line where it belongs? :P

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Bens vintage tractors
1 hour ago, kpinnc said:

 

We don't mind the green, but shouldn't it be at the back of the line where it belongs? :P

I sold the 112 and 318 so they should be gone soon anyway lol

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Bens vintage tractors

Got some work done on the trail tractor too. 

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AMC RULES

CC2FA088-C81A-4769-A054-71B38ADF845D.jpegCan honestly say I never realized the JD size difference...

boy, that 318 dwarfs them W-H black hoods.    :scared-eek:

 

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Maxwell-8
17 minutes ago, AMC RULES said:

Can honestly say I never realized the JD size difference...

boy, that 318 dwarfs them W-H black hoods.    :scared-eek:

Indeed, a JD 318 is 150 pounds heavier the a C175 and 3 inch's taller.

(a c175 has an alloy kt17 vs the JD heaving a cast iron 18hp onan)

 

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Pullstart
1 hour ago, AMC RULES said:

Can honestly say I never realized the JD size difference...

boy, that 318 dwarfs them W-H black hoods.    :scared-eek:


An Xi tractor makes most modern :wh: look small as well.  :handgestures-thumbupright:

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Pullstart
7 hours ago, Bens vintage tractors said:

Got some work done on the trail tractor too. 

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That messy shop…. Would make me feel right at home!  :handgestures-thumbupright:  Nice lineup, what’s the yellow one in this pic?

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chip61
3 hours ago, Pullstart said:


 

That messy shop…. Would make me feel right at home!  :handgestures-thumbupright:  Nice lineup, what’s the yellow one in this pic?

LOL that's not messy!! I can still see the floor. :rolleyes:

Is that a Cub??

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Maxwell-8

New meat arrived!

 

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Pullstart

@Maxwell-8 that little one looks flat on the bottom!

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Maxwell-8
2 minutes ago, Pullstart said:

@Maxwell-8 that little one looks flat on the bottom!

:lol: The fronts are so collapsed, Going to be quite a challenge to put on the rim.

 

The USA made tires were nicely transported in its intended shape

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